Slidell officials break ground on new multi-use fields at Ducksworth Park, with construction led by All South Consulting Engineers and Warner Construction, funded by a community grant and the Louisiana Department's fund.

The Louisiana State Museum will host "Rodrigue: Before the Blue Dog," an exhibition of George Rodrigue's early works, from November 22, 2024, at the Cabildo in New Orleans.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will close the spring inshore shrimp season by June 30; the decision aims to protect juvenile shrimp populations and ensure sustainable shrimping.

LDWF begins a controlled drawdown in Russell Sage WMA to combat invasive giant cutgrass and improve habitat for wintering waterfowl, urging boaters to be cautious.

Louisiana LDWF hosts women's fishing workshops aimed at teaching skills like fish handling and equipment preparation, with limited spots for participants.

The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Foundation is auctioning a black bear hunting trip to fund conservation efforts, despite potential ethical concerns.

Louisiana agents cited three men for multiple fish and wildlife violations at Pointe-aux-Chenes WMA, including exceeding shrimp limits and illegal fishing methods.

Louisiana's LDWF has announced the closure of oyster harvesting in parts of Drum Bay and Shell Point Reef due to a "localized mortality event" and overharvesting, affecting 1,843 acres.

St. Charles Parish invites residents and visitors to enjoy its outdoor activities and share experiences using #MySCPHome, highlighting its serene landscapes.

Barataria Preserve's visitor center and most trails will close Feb. 2 for phased boardwalk and facility repairs after Hurricane Ida damage.

The Samuel Barton Stewart III Memorial Foundation is donating to convert City Park’s maintenance corral into the S. Barton Stewart III Center, supporting City Park 2050.

The Texas horned lizard hasn't been reliably recorded in Louisiana for decades. State documents, historical records and Texas recovery work explain why.

A city commission reduced a NORD employee’s suspension to five days and ordered backpay, raising fresh questions about staffing, inspections and safety at neighborhood playgrounds.

TxDOT has put up wildlife‑crossing signs on Galveston Island after researchers revealed a local coyote population carrying red‑wolf DNA — animals that could matter for recovery.

Two large alligators were filmed in a Metairie canal near West Esplanade and Severn Avenue. State wildlife officials say enjoy sightings from a safe distance.

A January Interior directive is prompting managers to roll back hunting limits at dozens of park units, from Cape Cod to Jean Lafitte, drawing cheers and warnings. Officials say safety closures remain but implementation is already underway.